Seiko Active Matrix EPD e-Ink: The Digital Watch Is Back In Style
The digital watch is back. Seiko's new Active Matrix EPD watch will get you excited about non analog quartz timepieces once again. Digital has been here all along you say? Yea, that is true, but no self-respecting watch lover would wear one unless doing the laundry, mowing the lawn, or engaging in some other highly pedestrian activity. Go to any country that is "watch civilized" (sorry fellow Americans, that doesn't include the US at this point), and wear a digital watch in a business meeting or with a suit. Sure that was OK in the 1980s, but that was 20-30 years ago. This new product from Seiko reintroduces you the hassle free lifestyle of the digital watch in a polished, and highly functional little package. The holy trinity here is a great display, always accurate time, and a battery that does not need changing. Read on for all that it does below.Seiko more or less invented the formal digital watch in the late 1970s. You know, decent looking metal case and bracelet matched with and

The Omega also has functions chronograph for the minutes, the hours and seconds counters located on the sub dials
The Omega also has functions chronograph for the minutes, the hours and seconds counters located on the sub dials on 03, 06 and 09 respectively. This watch is a must for watch lovers who want to sport elegance with good sportsmanship. This timepiece is also in limited edition of parts 5 957 each cost $4,500.00.

Diver 15710 - Black vs White
I love the 3120 movement, so I'm kicking around the idea of the RO, or jumping up a bit to the Diver. I already have two white dial watches, so I've been looking at the black 15400 and 15710s, but the white-dialed SS Diver catches my eye too. There seems to be a lot more white ones up for sale, as well.The contrast of the internal bezel on the white dial is a nice touch, too. Does anyone have some good live pics of the white vs the black dials? Wrist shots of all kinds welcome!thanks guys!

Watch travel case
Hello, does anyone know how one can acquire ap travel case? Can we purchase it directly from the store or is it offered when the watch comes back from the service. Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Anyone have some new Omega PO 8500 and 2500 comparison shots of the case, etc?
Had a 45.5 mm PO and loves the thickness of the case. Fit very well on my 7 inch wrists. I am looking to buy a 42mm 8500 PO quite soon, but I never actually held the watch in person or have even seen it in person.The closest dealer to me is about 2 and a half hours from me and I just have not had the time to reach out to them yet. (Omega Boutique).Now I am hearing that the new 8500 has a thicker case profile, which I can spot immediately in pictures. But how much thicker? Any comparison shots would be outstandingly appreciated!